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Frontiers supports Alzheimer's research with expert-led interview series focused on open data and drug discovery
FrontiersSpace research: The key to cosmic environmental stewardship
International Science Council Committee on Space ResearchScience and Exploration
Exploring space around us is an integral part of the human mindset. With modern astronomy we look far into the cosmos and deep into our past, and the spectacular development of Solar System exploration over the last decades has taught us a lot about the “big science questions” we have about its origin, the mechanisms that drive its evolution, and the habitability of its diverse worlds. While this great harvest of discoveries has provided partial answers to these “big questions”, it has also opened new and deeper questions about our relation to the Cosmos that can only be answered by the next waves of exploration missions: we are still far from seeing humankind become an “interstellar species”.
Charred chunks in the blast box: Reducing risk of battery fires, explosions
Iowa State University- Funder
- Office of Naval Research
Consequence-driven Cyber-informed engineering: The rise of a national security pillar
DOE/Idaho National LaboratoryConsider the utility services that people use every day: light switches, water faucets and gas burners. The simple act of delivering electricity, water or gas to a home or business requires a cascade of invisible digital and physical processes, all functioning in tandem.
Living with climate change: how to adapt to rising sea levels and changing rainfall patterns at the North Sea coast
University of Oldenburg- Funder
- Bundesministerium für Forschung und Technologie
From guessing to knowing: Closing diagnostic gap in pediatric infection | Expert interview
BGI Genomics3D-printed steel capsules endure nuclear reactor testing
DOE/Oak Ridge National LaboratoryExercise proves powerful in preventing colon cancer
BGI GenomicsRecent research highlights that structured exercise is a powerful tool for reducing the risk of colorectal cancer. Incorporating exercise into daily routines is increasingly recognized as an effective way to strengthen the body's natural defenses and lower the risk of colorectal cancer in the long term. Early detection, however, remains the most effective way to reduce colorectal cancer mortality.
Cyber escape rooms: Inside INL’s pioneering training to protect industrial control systems
DOE/Idaho National LaboratoryAs manufacturers and utilities recognize their automated systems are vulnerable to hackers, the Idaho National Laboratory’s cyber escape rooms have become a go-to training resource for cybersecurity organizations around the world.